Sentence examples for safeguard changes from inspiring English sources

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stressed the need for reform to safeguard changes achieved in Afghanistan.

The Bill, if eventually passed by Parliament, would create a "limited and safeguarded" change in the law to allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs to terminally ill patients judged to have less than six months to live.

We modeled incidence instead of total number of knee arthroplasties to safeguard against changes in the population structure.

This study underscores the importance of inviting the most silent voice— the child— into the treatment process, to inform and form that process to safeguard needed changes.

Cameron is due to travel to Berlin at the end of this week both to urge Merkel to make the ECB more interventionist and to set out what the UK will seek to safeguard and change in the event of treaty change being sought by Germany.

Executives at the banks argued on Thursday that the new ratings failed to reflect the safeguards and changes that they had put in place in recent years.

Meanwhile, CMGI, a one-time incubator and former competitor of Safeguard has changed its tune moving from the incubator space to providing supply-chain management.

A potential reason for restricting the activity of this silencing pathway might be to safeguard against illegitimate changes of cell identity which could lead to malignant transformation.

This would provide at least some safeguard against unacceptable change.

The association's president, 15-year-old Charmaine, believes the mangroves will provide a crucial safeguard against climate change.

As for maintaining the tariffs, "a majority of steel-consuming firms indicated that neither continuation or termination of the safeguard measures would change employment, international competitiveness, or capital investment," the report said.